City of God, Volume VI: Books 18.36–20
by Augustine
In the final books of City of God, Augustine explores the culmination of history through divine providence, the trials of the end times, and the eternal outcomes for humanity. This scholarly edition preserves his Latin original with a facing English translation, illuminating key theological concepts on the heavenly and earthly cities.
About This Book
City of God, Volume VI, contains Books 18.36 through 20 of Augustine's extensive work, completing his defense of Christianity against pagan criticisms.
In these sections, Augustine delves into the historical and eschatological dimensions of God's city, contrasting it with the earthly city.
The text examines prophecies, the fate of the damned, and the blessedness of the saints, providing a theological framework for understanding human history and eternity.
As part of the Loeb Classical Library edition, this volume features the Latin text alongside an English translation, making it accessible to scholars and readers alike.
Augustine's arguments continue to influence Christian thought, addressing timeless questions about divine justice and human salvation.
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